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"Yachad B'tefilla" ("Together in Prayer")
 Siddur for Kindergarten - Grade 2
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| The siddur, or prayerbook, is a cumulative work created over generations by the People of Israel, who have bequeathed to us a tradition of prayer, blessings, melodies and songs. Developed over the centuries, the prayerbook continues to evolve. The TALI Education Fund is pleased to contribute to this liturgy, inviting our youngest worshippers to study and experience prayer. The 'Yachad B'tfilla' Siddur includes illustrations that relate to the world of prayer as well as to the world of children, allowing us to learn about ourselves, about our people's customs, and about the diversity of traditions in prayer in Jewish communities and in different TALI schools.
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"Yachad B'tefilla" Musical CD.
For use with "Yachad B'tefilla" Siddur.
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| A collection of 3 compact disks that includes a variety of melodies from different communities for songs and prayers contained in the Siddur.
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"Open the Gates - Voices in Prayer" - Musical CD.
For use with "Yachad B'tefilla" Siddur
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| A compact disk containing a range of musical activities for preparing pupils for prayer, and a variety of musical versions of central prayers: Modeh Ani, Ma Tovu, Halleluya, Shema, Refaeinu prayer, Oseh Shalom.
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The World of Prayer, Siddur
for Grades 3-6.
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Our Sages taught us that there are two levels of prayer: regular prayers, which appear in the siddur and are said at set times by Jews all over the world, and pleas, which are prayers from the heart that each individual composes him/herself, when s/he feels the need. This siddur contains traditional and new prayers. Some were composed hundreds of years ago, and some in recent times. The siddur also includes songs, readings and questions to inspire individual prayer. The siddur is intended to help one who prays to incorporate both kinds of prayers. |
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The World of Prayer
Teacher's Guide.
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Prayer has the power to connect us to our spiritual selves. The aim of the program is to open the magical world of prayer to pupils and teachers. It deals with both experiential and factual aspects. The program is built in two parts: the first, preparing for prayer, and the second, learning specific prayers. Each unit presents a group of prayers that are all value-based. The values introduced include charity and kindness, recognition of the good, peace, and more. A glossary of prayer terms is included. |
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"Ichpat Lanu: Bein Adam L'Chavero BaMishna"
("We Care: Interpersonal Relations in the Mishna")
Textbook and Teacher's Guide, for Grades 4-6.
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This program offers a selection of texts from the Mishna, each of which is accompanied by a range of activities relating to the Mishna and its social values. The program deals with various subjects: a person's positive character traits, integrity and sensitivity, respect for parents, the individual and society, discussion and controversy, attitudes towards another's suffering, respect for property belonging to others, the dignity of man, and different hues within society. |
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"Ichpat Lanu: Bein Adam L'Chavero BeMassechet Avot"
("We Care: Interpersonal Relations in Ethics of the Fathers")
Textbook and Teacher's Guide, for Grades 4-6.
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This program offers a selection of texts from Ethics of the Fathers, each of which is accompanied by a range of activities relating to the Mishna and its social values. The program deals with various subjects: the individual and society, altruism, judging others, and positive character traits. The book is written in easy Hebrew and also geared to Jewish Day Schools in the Diaspora. |
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